Property Preservation Training Course

Before I let you know which Property Preservation Training Course I recommend for beginners, I'd like to share a few quick tips about how I go about protecting myself when I purchase specialized information (like this) off the internet:

1. I never purchase anything that does not have some type of "money back guarantee". Even though I probably won't use it, it shows me that the seller feels good enough about his or her product to at least have one.
2. I never make a purchase from any websites that don't have a link to their "privacy policy", which is a disclaimer that's legally required by the FTC. If a seller is too lazy to "copy and paste" a few simple paragraphs onto their website then I wonder how lazy they were when they put the product together.
3. I never make a purchase from anyone who hides behind the anonymity of the internet and who doesn't have their name and contact information listed. Sellers like this remind me of something an old friend used to call, "the tail-light warranty". The tail-light warranty is only valid until you can no longer see my tail lights as I drive away with your money.
4. I never purchase from sellers who brag about themselves and make outlandish income promises without showing any actual proof. There's one self-appointed expert who says on her website that she made a $750 net profit out of a $900 job, that involved removing 15 yards of debris (with 2 laborers and a pickup truck, mind you)and cutting the grass. All I can think of saying is WTF!

These are my most basic methods for screening out the knuckleheads.

So anyway, I went ahead and purchased Property Preservation Training Courses from several different product sellers (a few of which I normally would not have) just so I could more accurately recommend a training course for people who are new to the Property Preservation industry.

So out of everything currently available, I feel that Foreclosure Cleanup Cash is the Property Preservation training course that's most helpful for newbies.

It's also one of the lesser priced courses, as well. There's a Money Back Guarantee backed up by Clickbank, which is one of the oldest companies providing digital sales/delivery software that's still in business. The product seller has all the necessary compliance pages. And lastly the product creator (whose name is Les Tyler) appears to genuinely care about providing accurate information.

Now there is 1 thing I don't like that's not directly related to the training course itself but rather an item from the main sales offer page that I find a little silly. I'm specifically referring to the corny-sounding video.

Thankfully Ms Tyler (or is it Mrs ??) does a very good job of teaching about the Property Preservation business. Click below to check out Les Tyler's Property Preservation Training Course: Foreclosure Cleanup Cash Program